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    J. (1992). Boundaries: When to say yes and when to say no to take control of your life. Grand Rapids‚ MI: Zondervan. Cook‚ D. (2004). Crossing traditions: Ignatian prayer with a Protestant African American counseling dyad. [City/State: Publisher?] Ellis‚ A. (2000). Rational emotive behavior therapy. In R.J. Corsini & D. Wedding’s (Eds.)‚ Current psychotherapies (6th ed.‚ pp. 168-204). Endean‚ P. (1990). The Ignatian prayer of the senses. The Heythrop Journal‚ 31‚ 391-418. Entwistle‚ D. (2004). Shedding

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    numbered rank depicting it’s difference from the highest or lowest score Ratio Scale Any scale of measurement possessing magnitude‚ equal intervals‚ and an absolute zero Rational Emotive Therapy A Cognitive Therapy based on Albert Ellis’ theory that cognitions control our emotions and behaviors; therefore‚ changing the way we think about things will affect the way we feel and the way we behave. Rationalization A defense mechanism where one believes or states an

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    Jeffrey Luong ACCEPTING MEN AS THEY ARE – ALBERT ELLIS In Albert Ellis’s‚ The Intelligent Woman’s Guide to Mating and Dating (1979)‚ he states it is a fact that most males are more interested in sex from love‚ that they love after being sexually satisfied rather than before going to bed‚ as females often do. He believes women should accept men as they are: sexually demanding‚ less devoted to the children‚ less warm and romantic. Ellis states it is the natural act of a man to be this way

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    REBT stands for rational emotional thinking. According to (Smart Recovery) REBT is a method used to solve problems. It is said that individuals attitudes and beliefs about life affect their day to day activities. REBT is extremely popular because it is easy to understand and it helps individuals cope with problems( Smart Recovery). The REBT has a cycle called the vicious cycle of irrational thinking In the cycle their are four steps that describe the irrational way individuals think‚ the four steps

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    REBT and CT Donna‚ Kevin and Cindy Albert Ellis – R.E.B.T • Rational Emotive Behaviour therapy is a form of psychotherapy and a philosophy of living created by Ellis in 1950’s. • R.E.B.T focusses on helping clients change irrational beliefs. • Based on the premise that whenever we become upset it is not the event that has taken place that upsets us‚ it is the beliefs that we hold that causes the onset of depression‚ anxiety and so on. • Ellis and R.E.B.T believed the vast majority of us want to

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    OCD Treatments Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is an anxiety disorder that currently affects more than 3 million Americans every year. Usually beginning in adolescence or early adulthood‚ OCD causes feelings of extreme panic‚ fear‚ and guilt and compels the sufferer to perform certain actions. When left untreated‚ OCD can reach frightening levels‚ impacting on a person’s relationships‚ home life‚ and career. If you are suffering from OCD‚ it is important to know that you are not alone. The causes of

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    attempts to help the client live more deliberately‚ while accepting life’s unpredictable challenges and contradictions. Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is complementary to existential therapy by providing techniques to help clients make changes once their awareness is increased through existential discovery. Existential therapy and REBT integrated approach to counseling can provide successful results by combining individual meaning with reasonable thinking. This empowers clients to take

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    I used Albert Ellis’ Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy Model and his ABCDE method to design an intervention for Eve. Using the ABCDE method I began by identifying the activating event. The activating event for Eve was her unexpected break-up with Mark. I came to

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    current paper an overview will be provided on the main theoretical framework of Albert Ellis Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT). This essay will not be examining in detail all the potential therapeutic applications of REBT instead‚ it is going to focus on the therapeutic applications of REBT on anxiety disorders. Furthermore a critical evaluation on the effectiveness of REBT on anxiety will

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    psychotherapy using Client–centred therapy and Rational-emotive behaviour therapy. The Client–centred therapy and Rational-emotive behaviour therapy are both offspring’s of great personalities in the field of psychological therapy‚ Carl Ransom Rogers and Albert Ellis respectively. They were the creators of these fundamental therapeutic approaches‚ which proved to be of great importance in the development and evolution of counselling and psychotherapy. There are several commonalities between the two approaches

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